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Altech, Inc., a general contractor, sued Endsley Electric, Inc., and its corporate officers, Karen and Brad Endsley, for breach of contract related to an intermediate school construction project. The trial court found all defendants jointly and severally liable. On appeal, the judgment against Karen and Brad Endsley for individual liability was reversed due to legally insufficient evidence to pierce the corporate veil. The damage award was partially reversed, reducing it from $91,223.83 to $59,333.83, as there was insufficient evidence for a $31,890.00 claim. Additionally, the award for attorney's fees was remanded for re-determination because Altech failed to segregate recoverable from unrecoverable fees.
Endsley Electric, Inc. v. Altech, Inc. is a workers' compensation case decided in Court of Appeals of Texas. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
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Altech, Inc., a general contractor, sued Endsley Electric, Inc., and its corporate officers, Karen and Brad Endsley, for breach of contract related to an intermediate school construction project. The trial court found all defendants jointly and severally liable. On appeal, the judgment against Karen and Brad Endsley for individual liability was reversed due to legally insufficient evidence to pierce the corporate veil. The damage award was partially reversed, reducing it from $91,223.83 to $59,333.83, as there was insufficient evidence for a $31,890.00 claim. Additionally, the award for attorney's fees was remanded for re-determination because Altech failed to segregate recoverable from unrecoverable fees.
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